Monday, December 15, 2025

Kim Jong Un’s Warning: No Tolerance for Loss of Life in Flood Crisis

North Korea, currently focused on recovering from flood damage, has emphasized the importance of minimizing the impact of natural disasters.

Winter Injuries: Identifying Joint Pain and When It Requires Professional Care

Cold weather can lead to joint pain; proper diagnosis and treatment are essential to avoid worsening conditions.

New Discovery Shows What Happens When Atoms Stop Dancing

Researchers at POSTECH discovered "phonon frustration," revealing how atomic vibrations are suppressed in specific metals, impacting future technologies.

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The Cells That Start It All: KAIST Breaks Ground in Brain Cancer Research

Researchers at KAIST have identified precancerous cells in glioblastoma, revealing their role in tumor evolution and treatment resistance.

KAIST’s Brain-Inspired Chip Could Be the Future of AI Processing

KAIST's Dr. Kim Kyung Min developed the Neuransistor, a semiconductor mimicking brain neuron functions for faster data processing.

New Drug Candidate Shows Promise Against Solid Tumors by Eliminating M2 Macrophages

Researchers have developed a peptide drug that targets M2 macrophages, enhancing solid tumor immunotherapy effectiveness.

New Battery Tech Could Power Your Phone Longer—Even in 122°F Heat

A South Korean team has developed a nanoparticle electrolyte for lithium metal batteries, enhancing performance and lifespan significantly.

No Cooling Required: KAIST’s Tiny Sensor Sees What the Eye Can’t

KAIST's research team developed a groundbreaking mid-infrared photodetector that operates at room temperature without cooling systems.

KAIST Develops New Bioplastic That Rivals Petroleum-Based Plastics

KAIST researchers engineered a microbe to produce biodegradable polyester amide from glucose, offering a sustainable plastic alternative.

KAIST’s vTrain Reduces Training Costs and Increases Efficiency for AI Models

KAIST's vTrain tool optimizes LLM training time, improving GPU efficiency by 10% and reducing costs by over 5%, now open-source.

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